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Members of the Oregon Prescription Drug Affordability Board meet for the first time on Thursday. The board will study high drug prices and recommend solutions./Screenshot by Ben Botkin
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DOZENS GATHER OUTSIDE U.S. REP. KURT SCHRADER'S OREGON CITY OFFICE ON SEPT. 22./JAELEN OGADHOH/PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP
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ADVOCATES FOR AFFORDABLE PRESCRIPTIONS ARE DISAPOINTED THAT A PROPOSAL TO IMPORT DRUGS FROM CANADA WON'T MOVE FORWARD./BEN BOTKIN/THE LUND REPORT
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On Jan. 1, a host of new laws took effect in Oregon on topics that include health care and industry.
In a historic shift, the federal government Wednesday proposed allowing states to import drugs from Canada. Officials said they believe it can be done safely and save significant money for Americans.
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Oregon Senate.
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ELON GLUCKLICH/THE LUND REPORT
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MARK GRIFFITH IS A HEALTH CARE ADVOCATE AT OSPIRG, THE OREGON STATE PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP./LYNNE TERRY/THE LUND REPORT
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